MY REVIEW: Non-Stick Silicone Baking Mat by Bake It Fun


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4 reasons to buy our BakeitFun baking mat:

1. STOP WASTING MONEY - Buy your BakeitFun Mat Now And Eliminate the Need for Parchment Paper or Aluminum Foil. Re-use it up to 2000, think about how much less trash you'll make.

2. DURABLE AND RESISTANT - Perfect for cooking anything, Sugar Candy, Melted Cheese, Garlic and Cookies. Stop being afraid of buying cheap smelly baking mats. Oven, Dishwasher and Microwave safe.
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3. SAVE TIME - Get your food from freezer to the oven. Then rinse it off and forget about scrubbing sheets.

4. SAFE MATERIALS - Made from fiberglass coated with food grade silicone, this non-stick baking mat offers multipurpose uses for preparing, cooking, and heating up food. FDA and LFGB approved. It's 100% BPA free.
MY TAKE:
I had fun with this baking mat. I decided to crisp up a crappy pizza we had at one of our favorite pizza places(no longer a favorite). It was soggy when we got it so I thought this would make it much better! Well it sure did. 
My next cooking adventure was to make gluten-free cookies. I love to make my family a treat on the weekends. So I decided to make the cookies. I knew the mat would make them really good. The first batch I coated the mat with coconut oil. They turned out huge and not as crisp. But than I thought no oil and make them smaller. Perfect! My next recipe is to make Paleo Empanadas.  So excited to make these! I love the silicone baking. It makes clean up really easy. You can do so much even roast veggies on it! This is just the beginning of my cooking adventures on it! I love it!
~Tiffany





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